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People in the News—Jan. 19, 2024—Capehart Scatchard, High Swartz
Alan P. Fox, chair of Capehart Scatchard's alternative energy department and co-chair of the real estate and land use department, was a speaker for a national continuing legal education webinar titled "Commercial Real Estate Contracts A-Z: Drafting, Reviewing, and Negotiation Tips No Real Estate Lawyer Should Do Without."
People in the News—Jan. 10, 2024—Capehart Scatchard, Ogletree Deakins, Munley
Capehart Scatchard announced that four attorneys from the firm's workers' compensation department were admitted as shareholders: Brian P. Berkoff; Daniel W. Klementowski; Vivian Marmaras; and Nicholas D. Stephens.
On the Move and After Hours: Javerbaum Wurgaft; Deutsch Atkins; Riker Danzig; Capehart Scatchard
Javerbaum Wurgaft promotes two attorneys to partner; Riker Danzig hosts its annual toy drive; and more moves.
People in the News—Dec. 27, 2023—Capehart Scatchard, Sweet Stevens
Over the past several weeks, Capehart Scatchard attorneys and staff have been donating toys, clothes, gift cards, entertainment tickets, and household items listed on the "Holiday Wish List" provided to the firm by the Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey (RMHSNJ).
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New York Employment Law 2023
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People in the News—Nov. 30, 2023—Capehart Scatchard, Barley Snyder
In conjunction with the Burlington County Bar Association (BCBA) and Burlington County Bar Foundation, Capehart Scatchard attorneys Stacey Gorin, Jennifer Loughran and Ryan Slocum helped distribute Thanksgiving meals to Burlington County families in need on Nov. 21.
On the Move and After Hours: K&L Gates; Porzio; Capehart Scatchard; Sherman Atlas; Sills Cummis
K&L Gates adds a new partner; Capehart Scatchard adds an attorney; and more moves.
NJ Supreme Court Defines 'in the Course of Employment' in Workers' Compensation Case
"The latter three rules have sometimes been called 'exceptions' to the 'premises rule,'" Justice Douglas M. Fasciale said for the court. "We conclude, however, that those so-called 'exceptions' are better understood as distinct rules that define commencement and termination of employment in different scenarios."Trending Stories
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